IMPORTANT
LETTER TO PREMIER JOHN HORGAN -
Unity and Strength for Forestry Workers - ACT NOW!
VICTORIA NEEDS TO LISTEN TO FOREST WORKERS - ACT NOW!
GOVERNMENT IS HEARING FROM THOSE WHO WOULD DECIMATE THE INDUSTRY
- THEY NEED TO HEAR FROM YOU NOW!!
URGENT!! SEND THE NEW LETTER TODAY!!
Thousands of USW, & forestry members could lose their jobs if wrong decisions are made affecting the future of the forestry employment industry in British Columbia.
We need to tell Premier John Horgan that walking the walk on labour values means saying NO to damaging policies that harm workers and their families. It takes LESS THAN ONE MINUTE to send a letter so your voice is heard in Victoria. PLEASE ACT NOW!
USW Local 1-1937 members support healthy jobs in forestry. We are asking Premier Horgan to stand with us in favour of UNITY AND STRENGTH FOR WORKERS.
PLEASE DO YOUR PART BY SENDING YOUR LETTER TODAY.
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UNITED STEELWORKERS
LOCAL 1-1937
Welcome To United Steelworkers Local 1-1937
We Are A Large Geographic Local Union Representing Workers In All Areas And Sectors Of Coastal British Columbia Including All Of Vancouver Island, All Coastal Islands Including Haida Gwaii And The Mainland Coast Area From The Alaskan State Border South To The Washington State Border.
IWA-Canada (Industrial, Wood And Allied Workers) Merged With The United Steelworkers In 2004.
Our Local Union Was Created Through The Amalgamation Of Former I.W.A. Local Unions That Merged Together Over The Years, Including Locals 1-71, 1-80, 1-118, 1-217, 1-363 And 1-85.
USW Locals 1-80 , 1-363 And 1-2171 Merged In 2009 To Form What Is Now Local 1-1937. In 2017 Local 1-85 Of Port Alberni Merged With Local 1-1937 To Create One Local Union Servicing All Of Vancouver Island And The Coast Of British Columbia.
The Moniker 1-1937 Was Chosen As The 1 Represents The Historic Region 1 Of The Former International Woodworkers Of America (IWA) And 1937 Represents The First Year That IWA Locals Were Chartered In British Columbia.
Today, USW Local 1-1937 Proudly Represents Approximately 6000 Men And Women On The Coast Of British Columbia Working In All Sectors Of The Economy.
We Are A Large Geographic Local Union Representing Workers In All Areas And Sectors Of Coastal British Columbia Including All Of Vancouver Island, All Coastal Islands Including Haida Gwaii And The Mainland Coast Area From The Alaskan State Border South To The Washington State Border.
IWA-Canada (Industrial, Wood And Allied Workers) Merged With The United Steelworkers In 2004.
Our Local Union Was Created Through The Amalgamation Of Former I.W.A. Local Unions That Merged Together Over The Years, Including Locals 1-71, 1-80, 1-118, 1-217, 1-363 And 1-85.
USW Locals 1-80 , 1-363 And 1-2171 Merged In 2009 To Form What Is Now Local 1-1937. In 2017 Local 1-85 Of Port Alberni Merged With Local 1-1937 To Create One Local Union Servicing All Of Vancouver Island And The Coast Of British Columbia.
The Moniker 1-1937 Was Chosen As The 1 Represents The Historic Region 1 Of The Former International Woodworkers Of America (IWA) And 1937 Represents The First Year That IWA Locals Were Chartered In British Columbia.
Today, USW Local 1-1937 Proudly Represents Approximately 6000 Men And Women On The Coast Of British Columbia Working In All Sectors Of The Economy.